Mergers & Acquisitions

Prior to selling your business, you need to determine what is most important to you as a seller.

Whether or not you can negotiate the terms and conditions of your Franchise Agreement depends solely on the franchisor.

Location can be a primary consideration when purchasing a business. Unless you are planning to operate a business from your home or your own office, you will need to review the location of...

Don't get taken to the cleaners. Learn practical negotiating skills to help you get the right price.

The advantage of buying an independent business over a franchise is that the business you buy is yours to do with what you will. A standalone business typically comes with an established customer...

The purpose and benefits of a corporate stock ledger (also called a stock transfer ledger) to a U.S. corporation.

If you are thinking about leasing new equipment, do not sign that agreement just yet. In many cases, financing equipment with a business loan can be more cost effective and more beneficial than...

Learn how making small changes in your new business is the best way to keep existing customers.

It's easy to identify the value IT can brings to your business, but it's harder to determine when in the business lifecycle to invest in expensive new technology.

Dissolving a corporation is a complicated process that requires a number of important legal steps.

Before buying a business you should do plenty of research and gather as much information as possible on your prospective purchase.

Having a logo designed for your company does not have to be difficult — if you know where to look. There are four main ways to get your company's logo designed.

Each time a business is sold, it can create a large tax liability. But something known as a “1031 Exchange” can help.

When it comes to business, two heads are better than one. However, finding the right partner is easier said than done. There are many factors to take into consideration. Be sure to evaluate...

When investigating a business, an initial consideration should be reviewing its receivables. You want to see how much money is owed and from whom you need to collect the outstanding funds.

When you buy a business, a smooth transition should be one of your top priorities. After all, you will have plenty of work to do already.

Finding a business to purchase should be the final step in a process that begins with self-evaluation and a sound financial assessment.

While the Small Business Administration (SBA) is a main resource for small business loans, it is not the only one. Find out what other resources are available to you, the small business entrepreneur.

You will need to answer many questions when selecting a business to buy. One of the most important: What will your role be in the business?